FAQs
What qualifications are required for the R&D Engineer position?
A degree in a relevant engineering subject, preferably Mechanical or Design Engineering, is required for this position.
What experience should candidates have?
Candidates should have demonstrable experience in mechanical/design engineering and ideally have experience in an R&D medical devices environment. Experience in designing and developing plastic moulded components is also desirable.
Which CAD software should candidates be proficient in?
Proficiency in SolidWorks is essential for this position.
What are the key responsibilities of the R&D Engineer?
Key responsibilities include contributing to the design and development of medical devices, collaborating with multifunctional teams, generating new intellectual property, creating 3D models in CAD software, coordinating prototype testing, and maintaining compliance with HSE regulations and quality management systems.
What kind of projects will the R&D Engineer work on?
The R&D Engineer will work on a variety of projects involving new product development for Continence Care medical devices, from concept to launch.
Is experience in process validation important for this role?
Yes, experience with process validation activities such as FAT, SAT, IQ, OQ, and PQ is desirable for this role.
What type of team will the R&D Engineer be collaborating with?
The R&D Engineer will be part of an experienced international team and will collaborate with cross-functional teams throughout the development process.
How important is communication in this role?
Effective communication in English (both verbal and written) is essential, as the R&D Engineer will need to communicate technical data and collaborate with various stakeholders.
Are there opportunities for career progression in this role?
Yes, the company encourages employees to seek out new challenges and provides countless opportunities for career advancement.
Is there any support for intellectual property development within the role?
Yes, the R&D Engineer will be responsible for identifying and generating new intellectual property and translating novel ideas into valuable and protectable IP.